Re: Accessing the file system of clustered machines
Karl Wyant <[email protected]>
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The prior answer is correct that your webservers, especially M$ ones should not have a public nic. Let piranha and a nice firewall minimize your headaches. Replication can either be handled from inside the cluster or if it must come from outside the cluster, have the lvs controller machine actually handle the distribution via the internal ip#'s of your cluster. This approach is much safer than hanging a M$ machine outside. >OK here is the situation, I have two lvs 1 primary and 1 secondary >machine with four clustered Microsoft web servers each web server >has two NIC cards, one has a public IP address and the other has a >private ( 192.168.0.0). The problem is that when setup like that I >can't type in the clustered domain name i.e. www.domainname.com and >pull up the website, but if I disable the public card on the web >servers it's not a problem. Then I can't access the file system on >the web servers for replication of new files. Sorry for the book >and I really appreciate any help. > >Thank you, >Nick > > > >_______________________________________________ >Piranha-list mailing list >[email protected] >https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/piranha-list -- Karl Wyant [email protected] http://www.saturnsys.com